Left Bride Left on Marriage Day Divorces Denied
Katherine Lipsky of Everett failed to obtain a divorce decree from Judge Lummus in East Cambridge after admitting the couple had lived together for about a year during proceedings. The case cites cruel and abusive treatment and intoxication as grounds. Other decrees granted include desertion and non support involving several named couples across Cambridge Somerville Medford Marlboro Natick Watertown and Detroit.
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David Lipsky
Everett
Katherine Lipsky
Lummus
East Cambridge
Mrs. Lipsky
Lipsky
Elizabeth Welsh
Malden
William G.welsh
Mary Sturtevant
Cambridge
William B. Sturtevant
Edmund B. Federici
Medford
Paulina A. Federici
Annie Calix
Watertown
Frank H. Calix
Gertrude P. James
Somerville
Frederick C. James
Ellen EB. McGovern
Thomas A. McGovern
Detroit
Henrietta I. Montondo
Natick
Joseph E. Montondo
New York
Mae L. Owens
Marlboro
Harvey H. Owens
Lanesborough
Beatrice C. Noell
Arthur W. Noell
Grace H. Hill
Harold E. Hill
Dorothea Brown
John D. Brown
Gladys L. Patterson
Frederick I. Patterson
Police Seek Suspect in Chelsea Home Assault
Chelsea police search for a young man who struck Mrs. Margaret Cassidy at 21 Suffolk Street Chelsea after she refused to buy blue ink from him. She reported the incident yesterday and Special Officer Walter Barden is pursuing the suspect.
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Chelsea Po
Dougherty to Be Cardinal
Archbishop Dennis J. Dougherty of Philadelphia is to be elevated to the cardinalate, with the ceremony at the Vatican. He will depart for Rome within 10 days to receive the red hat from the Pope, and he has asked for privacy as the news is announced.
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Philadelphia
Associated Press
Rome
Dennis J. Dougherty
Vatican
Dougherty
Fort Hill Operator Wins Two Tickets
Miss Anna Ahern a Fort Hill telephone operator earned two orchestra seats to Honors Are Even after a staged phone connection in the Park Square Theatre production. Courtenay the distracted playwright uses her line to link the Little Church Around the Corner, a plot device that amused her friends at the Fort Hill Exchange in Charlestown near Bunker Hill.
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Anna Ahern
Fort Hill
Park Square Theatre
William Courtenay
Miss Ahern
Jurors Criticize Pay as Shame to Judicial System
Judge Robert F. Raymond told the Suffolk Superior Court jurors that four dollars a day pay for jurors is a shame to the judicial system. A mahogany clock and various gifts were presented by clerks and officers. Francis A. Daly spoke on behalf of the jurors.
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Robert F. Raymond
Suffolk
Francis A. Daly
Zamora Street
Jamaica Plain
Enlisted English Girls Worked in Quarries During War
During the recent coal strike in the country, English girls who previously worked in the quarries were enlisted to act as miners to support the coal industry and maintain operations amid the stoppage.
Bride held over death plot in Philadelphia
Edna Murphy a 19 year old bride eight months married was held in 3000 bail on a charge of plotting to have her husband killed in Philadelphia Witnesses say she sought to collect 1500 dollars from insurance and confided the plan to a man who pretended to be a hit man and notified police The case centers on the staged shooting and the attempted scam against her spouse with police involvement.
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Philadelphia
Edna Murphy
Italian envoy Ricci arrives in New York aboard Duca D' Aosta
New York February 11 Senator Ro landi Ricci recently named ambassador from Italy to the United States reached the city aboard the steamship Duca D Aosta.
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New York
Rolandi Ricci
Italy
United States
Six Women Smugglers Arrested for Hidden Liquor
In New York on February 11 six women were arrested after inspectors found 21 quarts of liquor sewn in bags hung from their waists beneath their skirts following a visit to the Italian steamship Giuseppe Verdi. Each was fined $65.
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New York
Walker named city art commissioner to fill unexpired term
G Howard Walker of 18 Walnut Street Back Bay has been appointed art commissioner for the city to fill the unexpired term of Alexander Steinert, who resigned his post last year.
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G. Howard Walker
Walnut Street
Back Bay
Alexander Steinert
Drowned Child In Sleepers River Hole In Ice
Four year old Oscar Fisher drowned after slipping into a hole in the ice at Sleepers River while showing playmates how water splashed when a snowball dropped through. His body was recovered about an hour later.
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ST. Johns
Oscar Fisher
Sleepers River
Pittsburg Leaders See No Wage Cut Move Soon
Pittsburg executives of leading independent steel interests say the wage reduction in Youngstown mills will not trigger a similar action in Pittsburg at this time.
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Pittsburg
Youngstown
Mighty deer slayer wolf to be shown at National Zoo
A timber wolf trapped by a government hunter in the Cascade Mountains is to be exhibited at the National Zoo in Washington. Credited with killing a thousand deer and 27 sheep in one night, the pair is described as a deadly deer slayer with a side line taste for sheep.
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Washington
National Zoo
Cascade Mountains
Pacific Northwest
Steel Workers Wage Cut In Two Valleys
Youngstown Ohio February 11 1925 a two per cent wage reduction for independent steel plants in the Mahoning Valley Ohio and Shenango Valley Pennsylvania takes effect February 16. The cut affects more than 40000 men.
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Youngstown
Mahoning Valley
Ohio
Shenango Valley
Pennsylvania
Talk on Northwest Mounted Police at Boston Yacht Club
Captain Daniel A. Mackay will lecture at Rowe's Wharf clubhouse on Riding the Plains with the Northwest Mounted Police. A St Valentine dinner precedes the event and invites ladies to both dinner and lecture at the club townhouse.
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Daniel A. Mackay
Rowe’s Wharf
Boston Yacht Club
Northwest Mounted Police
Educator Cora Wilson Stewart to Lecture at B U
Mrs. Cora Wilson Stewart of Morehead Kentucky founder of Moonlight Schools will speak at 11 in Huntington Hall B A on Emancipating the Adult Illiterate She authored the bill creating Kentucky s first literacy commission and received a Kentucky Educational Association medal for services.
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Kentucky
B. U
Cora Wilson Stewart
Morehead, Ky
Huntington Hall
B. A
Wilson
Kentucky Educational Association
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